New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-12-17
YOUNG MEN EARNEST AND ELOQUENT

YOUNG MEN EARNEST AND ELOQUENT.
Wallace Bruce, the president Of the Young Men's Re-
publican Club OF Psughkespse, spoke on Tho Mission
Of the Republican Club" That mission. he said. was
well spitomzed In this meetBg-ths oondensatlon OF
enthusiasm and Organization. AR. Bruce thus paid Ills
compliments to the President:
On his memorable trip ho 20 busy between s,aions
reading that encyclopaedia that lie had not nuch ure
TOR ANYTHING else suppose he said 10 Daniel when nc
talking To him about tho PREPARATION OF ne neSs1e
"Daniel do yOu think that the encyclopHdla pulse"
much from my person ia NV speech at irdi'nsT
trins. "'' '''0 q"''' 'A''''' '"''"'"A'
the message can't yen give mo thln psmPai"uii
- Daniel looked over tho archives hnI founu
speech delivered forty years age In the state OF Ne"
" Here. sire is plmphl-t thia enough for your pur
y Sc" Laughter and cheers
In concluding Mr.. Bruce said that whether the next
leader would spell his with six letters or wi haf
the alphabet he would get the support OF the clubs
Andrew j. Lester, young Republican from spr1hg-
field. Illinois. promised to organize state League IN
o- within sixty days after hi, retnrn home from the
Convention.
Robert NJ La Toilette, OF Wisconsin, severely crti-
czcd the Presidents free trade spenking as
the representative of agricultural section OF country
from the agricultural standpoint In relation 10 free
trade OF election frauds he said:
Wherever you have tampering with the ballot;oox
You Will hud that the trail o the serpent Is over ~"
The chairman announced that General COT bad peeh
delayed and would piosent and the meeting adj
journed.
VARIOUS STATE LEAGUES ORGANIZE.
NETWORK OFFICERS ELECT D-MR. PEW FOR
the NAIIONAL LEAGUE PRESIDENCY.
The formation Of Republican state Leagues anu the
election Of officers to Icpi sent them In the Natl MAJ
League, occupied portion of tn, tlmc OF the Sia'o
delegates yesterday. The club, of he states OF Olo
NcwJclscy, Michigan, Conn .ctcut and Rhode Island
had already organized state Leagues. The Ncw-f0rh
delegation organized state Lea-u, yesterday with the
following officers: President. Robert X. lclDld or
buffalo; vice presidents. Richard Bneht, OF Uua Id
win \. MI.n, of Neotch",ter; George Ne'd
OF Posdam secretary James :. emaiic
of New.York Guy; treasurer, George Ken
Meth Of BROOKLYN Tho executive committee Il com
uos.d of one member from cach County in the state
Jane, W Iilvcs Icpits.nts NcW-iOh County. James
\ blanchard Of the Republican Club OF NrW-l OIL was
elected me New York NiCc-pr'> drht oil thc Na'out
League h. L. LIa' hctt, OF saratoga the Salc 'It-
taly and Jesse johnson. Of lrOOnyn, member 81 Inc
N4flouli Lea e Committee. Tho League unanilnuu ~
recommended CAannc'y VI. j " Tor thc pr'>oehcI
of the National Lcagr. 4 E'cting OF the officers ana
executive committee of thr state League VIII hc h'iu
Al the rooms Of the Republican tnh. 40 ~ west
cuty eighth after the morning session OF the Ton
veniion oday for organization.
IN, Peuns wanna dr'egafion last rv"'inC elected
state senator l.. Hngh",. OF PiHatipha: N''-
rrcsilc. NJ fhc Naova Ira-'c for nfrflNania ana
A. T. Robertson o. Allegheny. th' state secretary
The delegation 90 the District OF Columbia ci'ci"d
+ " CLARK ~ represent N n on the v'"- i"sid' l'l
LIST ,ftir National League. and r. ". Fox tho member
Of The NltOna Executive Comrlttre